• The most amazing pleasure through Seoul.
  The Leading Seoul Festival Hi Seoul Festival
  
  The red waves of 10 million people cheering during the 2002 World Cup had been enough to surprise people from across the world. Started from the following year in 2003, the Hi Seoul Festival has reached its 8th year after being started to continue the enthusiasm of citizens through Festival culture. Come May of each year, millions of Seoulites and global citizens come together for amazing festivities. Hosted and held jointly by SEOUL METROPOLITAN GOVERNMENT and SFAC, the Hi Seoul Festival strives to become a festival which highlights the distinct culture of Seoul, a festival allowing all to feel the bond of Seoulites, a festival which represents Seoul to the World.

• Cheonggyecheon meets Art! The Cheonggye Art Festival
  
  was started from 2006 in commemoration of the 1st anniversary since the Cheonggyecheon restoration project. Ever since, the festival has solidified its position as a leading arts festival where citizens can enjoy breaks and relax while enjoying the pleasures of an ‘Artistic Experience’.

• A Happy City with Lights, Seoul Festival of Lights
  
  ‘Seoul Festival of Lights’ is a Korean Winter festival which highlights the strengths of Korea and Seoul. It is the successor the Seoul’s leading year-end Lights festival (Lucevista) held from 2004 to 2007. During December 2008, SFAC gave rise to the magical lights festival by considering the infinite attractions and possibilities of ‘winter’ and ‘light’. Lights expressing a winter city night, the festival of lights is a space which showcases the joys and wonders of urban spaces. The spectacular scenery offered by the festival provides a sense of wonder and great memories. The Seoul Festival of Lights expands the seasonal characteristics of ‘Winter’ and the attributes of ‘Light’ to create a new form of media art and impress viewers like no other festivals.

• The leading outdoor musical performance of Seoul held in Ancient Palaces
  
  The『 Royal Palace Musical Performance』 project provides citizens with opportunities to enjoy cultural arts and contribute to our goals to attract 12 million foreigners by creating musical performances and permanent performances within ancient palaces where splendid history lives and breathes. By going farther than simple preservation and maintenance of representative Royal Palace (Ancient Palaces) of Seoul, they are being used as venues for Royal Palace Musical projects helping further promote Seoul as a global, cultural and historical city. Through such efforts, we expect not only increased promotion of the superiority and individuality of our Royal palaces, but also become a leading cultural tourist product as visitors can enjoy cultural resources of ancient palaces as well as the delights of Korean traditional musicals